07 Jun 1894
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Newspaper
Winona Daily Republican
Location
Winona, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1894
Page
1
Readable fragments show multiple sale prices in cents and dollars. The notes include 15 c 25¢ 18¢ 25c and 25¢ with varied formatting and stray symbols. No clear item, date, or supplier identified in the legible segments.
Officials report unrest with police claiming to contain clashes as workers target property. Fires burn coal cars and mills near Pittsburg and Lake Brié yards while crowds move toward Rhodes station. Rioting ends by midnight as authorities try to restore order.
A revival bill faced a defeat as the third pivotal vote occurred after a key pill was taken. Lawmakers debated essential measures and failed to reach the required majority, leading to the bill’s collapse.
A temporary ceasefire was declared as miners encamped on Beaver Creek, about five miles from Bull, faced warrants and potential troop deployment. Authorities under Alex McIntosh prepared to move troops to the camp to hold 200 strikers, signaling a warlike atmosphere despite the truce.
Militia and several companies from the Seventeenth and Eighth regiments ordered out. Fourteenth regiment left at midnight for eastern Ohio. Trouble centers in Belmont and Guernsey counties amid the unrest.
Report says guards on the Huntington bridge fired into a hostile crowd of men who came from the Ohio side. Two men were killed and others injured as the incident sparked ongoing trouble.
A historical notice fragment reports a marriage event with unclear wording. Readable names or dates are absent, but the OCR hints at a union under a church or registry. The readable portion is too fragmentary to identify participants or location with certainty.
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